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lifeisgood99
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Comment #48941993
It would be very simple to write out details but make them harder to access. Motivated users will find them.
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Comment #48822033
Exfiltrated to Vancouver or London where the wife and kids live most likely.
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Comment #48821920
The ships are already making the trip carrying cars, furniture, medical equipment, and all kinds of critical things. The drop shipped trinkets basically hitch a ride for free.
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Comment #48562819
What are North American people doing for replacing contactless payment? Last time I checked, the solution was to use Curve but it only works for Europe.
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Comment #48555074
ASL is literally a meme that everyone is an old male predator on the internet.
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Comment #48444224
Sure. And you wouldn't need phishing protections if users had brains. But then you run into real users so hand-holding solutions start to make sense.
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Comment #48050977
I shop at Costco not because of the price or the bulk formats. It's not always a good deal vs other places. The value to me is not having to worry about quality. Any product that i…
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Comment #48050909
Actual specialty shops survive just fine. There's plenty of value in real expertise. Run-of-the-mill stores selling the same commodity at a higher price are simply inefficient.
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Comment #47638213
There's no wise guiding force behind evolution. It's all guesswork.
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Comment #46879581
A better example would be requiring the mailman to obtain written permission to step on your property every day. Convenience trumps maximal security for most people.
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Comment #46744684
15 mins in. It's terrible. How is this allowed on the roads?
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Comment #46219284
If the boat is sinking, I wouldn't stay on.
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Comment #45206296
He was also pardoned by Trump.
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Comment #43857530
Teams at Microsoft operate like their own mini companies. For example, moving to a different team usually requires doing an interview loop, with coding challenges.
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Comment #43766425
The simplest explanation would be that those shell extensions have poor performance.
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Comment #43692717
I'm having the same experience. On one of my packages, the sender address was a local warehouse. I suspect Ali is warehousing outside of China.
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Comment #43323097
Chrome is no longer available on my machine. It hasn't been for some years now but still.
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Comment #42426863
The SVG created for the first prompt is valid but is a garbage image.
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Comment #42198469
The Quebec road industry has historically been corrupt. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-roadwork-indu... and many many other reports.
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Comment #42009334
Tell your people to stop buying.
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Comment #42009313
The maximum price the buyers would pay is lower than the minimum price the sellers would sell for. There's no market anymore.
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Comment #41994725
"As CEO, I take full responsibility for this decision" Oh hey another one that takes responsibility by taking on 0 consequences.
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Comment #41885584
I also love that I don't have to ride the metal missiles with random unvetted people.
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Comment #41357584
Skill issue imo. The lower quality means that you need to be careful assembling and disassembly. Brute forcing easily destroys the furniture, often near joint areas.
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Comment #41039838
Inflation is not an on/off switch.